9-Hours of labor for $3500 @HomeMadeModern
9-Hours of labor for $3500  @HomeMadeModern
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I made a coffee table out of rocks and walnut boards. I made the first stone and wood table using my angle grinder. This was an experimental DIY project but since it turned out well I wanted to see how fast I could make additional coffee tables to sell. I used a break saw for the 2nd table and was able to build it in under 9-hours. you can cut rocks with an angle grinder and tile cutting blades just fine but its faster with bigger saws designed for concrete. Here is a list of tools I like for working with stone and wood.

Angle Grinder:
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Angle Grinder Blades:

Here is the $30 rock carving wheel I use the most
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Basic Home Depot Cutting Blades
https://shopstyle.it/l/cygcp

blade for flattening and polishing
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Mad Dog Cutting Blades and core bits with lifetime warranty.
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Wood carving disc
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Break Saw
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Rubio Monocoat PURE
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